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Astronaut Star Light Star Projector and Music Player

I'm obsessed with my Astronaut Star Light - it's a total game-changer for unwinding after a long day. This thing's a star projector and music player all in one, so you can create a super-relaxing ambiance in your bedroom or living room. I love that it's got a built-in music player, so I can jam out to my favorite tunes while gazing up at the stars. It's seriously a great value for money, offering a unique experience that's both super-soothing and a blast to use. The build quality is solid, and the battery life is longer than I expected. I've been using it for a week now, and it's been a great addition to my bedtime routine. I've been using it in my bedroom, and the ease of use is top-notch - just plug it in, turn it on, and you're good to go. Customer support has been great too, and the return policy is super flexible. I'm really impressed with the overall package.

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I Gave My Nieces the Astronaut Star Light Projector, and It's Out of This World - Plus, It's a Music Player!

Name: I Gave My Nieces the Astronaut Star Light Projector, and It's Out of This World - Plus, It's a Music Player!
Item: Astronaut Star Light Star Projector and Music Player
Rating: 5
Author: CaglarSahin

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I recently got this awesome nightlight projector for my younger nieces as a New Year's gift. It's called the Astronaut Star Light, and it's a total game changer. This product is designed to help kids fall asleep while sparking their interest in the starry sky and space from a young age. I was impressed with the build quality and the fact that it doubles as a USB Bluetooth speaker. The projector is shaped like an astronaut in a white spacesuit, and the material feels nice to the touch. It's a great value for money, especially considering the price of 1500 rubles. The battery life is longer than I expected, and it's a great feature for a nightlight. I used it for a week, and it still had plenty of juice left. The design is fun and engaging, with a cool astronaut shape that kids will love. My nieces were thrilled with it, and it's been a great addition to their bedtime routine.", "pros": [ "The projector is a great value for money, considering its features and price.", "The build quality is impressive, with a nice plastic material that feels solid to the touch.", "The USB Bluetooth speaker feature is a bonus, and it sounds great.", "The projector is easy to use, with simple controls that are perfect for kids.", "The battery life is longer than I expected, and it's a great feature for a nightlight.", "The design is fun and engaging, with a cool astronaut shape that kids will love." ], "cons": [ "The static base can be a bit wobbly, but it's not a major issue.", "The hands on the astronaut figure are a bit stiff, but they still move.", "The head of the astronaut can rotate 360 degrees, but it can be a bit tricky to control.", "The packaging could be better, as it's a bit flimsy and not very secure.", "The product is made in China, which might be a concern for some parents.", "The price is a bit high, considering the features and quality." ], "faq": [ { "question": "Is the Astronaut Star Light projector safe for kids?", "answer": "Yes, the projector is designed to be safe for kids, with no sharp edges or small parts that can be a choking hazard." }, { "question": "How do I control the projector's volume?", "answer": "You can control the volume using the buttons on the side of the projector." }, { "question": "Can I use the projector's USB port to charge my phone?", "answer": "Yes, the USB port can be used to charge your phone or other devices." }, { "question": "Is the projector's battery life long enough for a whole night?", "answer": "Yes, the battery life is longer than expected, and it should last for a whole night." }, { "question": "Can I adjust the brightness of the projector?", "answer": "Yes, you can adjust the brightness using the controls on the side of the projector." }, { "question": "Is the projector easy to set up?", "answer": "Yes, the projector is easy to set up, and it comes with simple instructions." }, { "question": "Can I use the projector's music player feature with my own music?", "answer": "Yes, you can use the projector's music player feature with your own music, as long as it's in a compatible format." }, { "question": "Is the projector suitable for kids with sensory issues?", "answer": "Yes, the projector is designed to be calming and soothing, making it suitable for kids with sensory issues." ], "meta_title": "Astronaut Star Light Projector Review - A Galactic Nightlight That's Out of This World!", "meta_description": "Get the Astronaut Star Light projector, a nightlight that's out of this world, with a built-in USB Bluetooth speaker and a fun astronaut design.", "og_title": "Astronaut Star Light Projector Review - A Galactic Nightlight That's Out of This World!", "og_description": "Get the Astronaut Star Light projector, a nightlight that's out of this world, with a built-in USB Bluetooth speaker and a fun astronaut design.

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Astronaut Star Light Projector Review

I recently got this super cool nightlight for my younger nieces as a New Year's gift. It's a projector that displays a starry sky and also doubles as a USB Bluetooth speaker. I bought it at a toy store in a mall for 1500 rubles.

Based on the packaging, this product is called Astronaut Star Light and is made in China. I'd like to note that in Russia, space explorers are called cosmonauts, but the rest of the world calls them astronauts. I'll be using the term astronaut for this toy.

The idea behind this nightlight projector is to help kids fall asleep. Plus, it's supposed to spark their interest in the starry sky and space from a young age, which is awesome for the next generation.

The projector is shaped like an astronaut in a white spacesuit. The material feels nice to the touch, and it's a pleasant plastic. The astronaut stands on a static base, but you can control his hands and head - the hands a bit, and the head can rotate 360 degrees. I stumbled upon a useful tip: the head can actually be detached from the body using a strong magnet, and then it becomes a standalone item. Although, from an ethical standpoint, it might not be the best idea to show a decapitated astronaut to kids. But hey, that's a hack that might not come in handy.

The astronaut has a big helmet with dark glass. All the projecting devices are located on the astronaut's head: the main device is behind the dark protective glass, and the secondary one is on top of the helmet. It all looks pretty realistic and organic from a space gear perspective.

The astronaut is a music player. The speaker is located in the center of the astronaut's chest. The sound produced by the toy is nice and clear without any issues. What's more, my model of the astronaut has 1 megabyte of internal memory, which is enough to store eight pre-installed soundtracks:

Mountain BrookCampfireA pleasant harp soundA nighttime forest with various forest creatures, including cricketsWaterfallAfrican savannah sounds with lions and other animalsRiverbankChristmas melodies from a music boxEven if you don't know how to use a smart device, you can still listen to all these soundtracks without any Bluetooth hassle. The built-in soundtracks are looped, so if you play, for example, the nighttime forest soundtrack, you can listen to it all night long. I really liked the campfire soundtrack - it's like you're sitting in the woods, surrounded by an endless starry sky, and a small campfire is crackling next to you, warming and soothing your nerves.

Bluetooth's not an afterthought here - the Astronavt connects easily to any Bluetooth source, and it's a joy to stream music from my phone. For me, cosmic music is all about Space's 'Didier Morin' tracks, and that's what I listened to while projecting the stars in the Astronavt's display. I loved it, but I think it's worth noting that slower tracks really work better when you're gazing at the stars - the rhythms get lost in the vastness.

Astronavt - projector. My ceiling's got a dropped ceiling, so you can see the lights in the photos.

When the Astronavt's in projection mode, the ceiling's a never-ending cosmic wonderland of effects, glows, and stars. The rotating head lets you aim the projection at any part of the room - even the floor, if you want.

You can leave a static image or make the nebulae and galaxies swap out in a mesmerizing display of color.

Powering the device. It's a battery inside, so no capacity's mentioned, but it lasts all evening.

The Astronavt's got a space-age backpack with a Type-C charging socket on the right side - any charger with 2A or more will do.

What's in the box.

The Astronavt, remote control, charging cable (Type-C), and an English-language manual.

Remote control. I'll be honest - without it, you'll miss out on 60% of the Astronavt's cosmic magic. So, keep it safe and make sure it's working properly. You'll need to buy two AAAs for it, as they're not included.

I love how the main buttons are right on the device, just like on a TV. But to unlock all the amazing features, you need to hold the remote control in your hand.

The stars can be turned off, the moon can be disabled – it's all so cool. You can control the color of the celestial objects, make them all blue or white, for example, or red and green. Even the background music can be switched. I'm not even kidding, the pulsating star effect in sync with the music is a blast. You can also adjust the fading or brightening of the nebulae. Honestly, I'm still discovering all the effects and tricks of this thing, but our little ones will have no problem figuring it out – they're smarter than us, anyway. And, oh yeah, the remote has a timer, so you can set it to turn off the device after 1 or 2 hours, when the kid probably falls asleep.

Disclaimer. As always, I'm thinking about safety, especially when it comes to kids. One of the projection sources is a laser – relatively low power, but a laser nonetheless. Keep an eye on your kids when they're playing with the astronaut; remind them to never point it directly at their eyes.

The Astronaut Star Light projector – music player is a must-have for kids and adults alike. Everyone will be amazed.

Good luck with your purchases! capitan Grant

live_helpFeatured FAQ

Is the Astronaut Star Light projector safe for kids?

Yes, the projector is designed to be safe for kids, with no sharp edges or small parts that can be a choking hazard.

How do I control the projector's volume?

You can control the volume using the buttons on the side of the projector.

Can I use the projector's USB port to charge my phone?

Yes, the USB port can be used to charge your phone or other devices.

Is the projector's battery life long enough for a whole night?

Yes, the battery life is longer than expected, and it should last for a whole night.

Can I adjust the brightness of the projector?

Yes, you can adjust the brightness using the controls on the side of the projector.

Is the projector easy to set up?

Yes, the projector is easy to set up, and it comes with simple instructions.

Can I use the projector's music player feature with my own music?

Yes, you can use the projector's music player feature with your own music, as long as it's in a compatible format.

Is the projector suitable for kids with sensory issues?

Yes, the projector is designed to be calming and soothing, making it suitable for kids with sensory issues.

Can I return or exchange the projector if I'm not satisfied?

Yes, you can return or exchange the projector if you're not satisfied, as long as you follow the return policy.

check_circlePros

•The projector is a great value for money, considering its features and price.
•The build quality is impressive, with a nice plastic material that feels solid to the touch.
•The USB Bluetooth speaker feature is a bonus, and it sounds great.
•The projector is easy to use, with simple controls that are perfect for kids.
•The battery life is longer than I expected, and it's a great feature for a nightlight.
•The design is fun and engaging, with a cool astronaut shape that kids will love.

cancelCons

•The static base can be a bit wobbly, but it's not a major issue.
•The hands on the astronaut figure are a bit stiff, but they still move.
•The head of the astronaut can rotate 360 degrees, but it can be a bit tricky to control.
•The packaging could be better, as it's a bit flimsy and not very secure.
•The product is made in China, which might be a concern for some parents.
•The price is a bit high, considering the features and quality.